Named Entity Results, Horace E. Scudder

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were committed to some other publisher.
Yet perhaps after all the case is best put by Howells when he says: The Atlantic monthly . . . was distinctively a New England magazine, though from the first it has been characterized by what was more national, what was more universal, in the New England temperament.
Successive editors of The Atlantic monthly have been James Russell Lowell (1857-61), James T. Fields (1861-71), William Dean Howells (1871-81), Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1881-90), Horace E. Scudder (1890-98), Walter Hines Page (1898-99), Bliss Perry (1899-1908), Ellery Sedgwick (1908– ). While the development of the illustrated magazines during the seventies deprived the Atlantic of its conspicuous pre-eminence it long continued to maintain its high standard and its distinctive character.
In 1908 it was sold by the Houghton Mifflin Company, the direct successors of Ticknor and Fields, to the Atlantic Publishing Company, of which Ellery Sedgwick is president, and under his editor